Uk English Meaning of diddle
swindle
Other Uk English words related to swindle
- crawl
- delay
- drag
- linger
- play
- poke
- creep
- dally
- dawdle
- dillydally
- fall behind
- fall behind
- idle
- lag
- hang about
- loiter
- loiter
- Lounge
- mope
- shilly-shally
- Shuffle
- stagger
- stall
- stroll
- tarry
- hang fire
- mark time
- amble
- decelerate
- drag one's feet
- drag one's heels
- ease
- fool around
- inch
- loaf
- loll
- timber
- mess around
- plod
- procrastinate
- saunter
- temporize
- trifle
- fiddle (around)
- Hang around (around or out)
- monkey (around)
- Potter (around)
- hang around
- Slow (down or up)
- Take your time
- barrel
- bolt
- breeze
- Career
- course
- dart
- dash
- fly
- hasten
- hump
- hurry
- race
- rip
- Rocket
- run
- rush
- scooter
- scramble
- scurry
- speed
- tear
- whirl
- Whisk
- zip
- accelerate
- bowl
- catch up
- gallop
- hurl
- hustle
- jog
- quicken
- scud
- sprint
- stampede
- trot
- whizz-kid
- whizz
- hotfoot
- speed (up)
- outpace
- outrun
- Outstrip
- overtake
- fast forward
Nearest Words of diddle
Definitions and Meaning of diddle in English
diddle (v)
deprive of by deceit
manipulate manually or in one's mind or imagination
diddle (v. i.)
To totter, as a child in walking.
diddle (v. t.)
To cheat or overreach.
FAQs About the word diddle
swindle
deprive of by deceit, manipulate manually or in one's mind or imaginationTo totter, as a child in walking., To cheat or overreach.
crawl,delay,drag,linger,play,poke,creep,dally,dawdle,dillydally
barrel,bolt,breeze,Career,course,dart,dash,fly,hasten,hump
didder => didder, didascalic => didactic, didascalar => stage director, didapper => Grebe, didanosine => Didanosine,
